Supreme Court of India
Indian Airlines Lid. v. Prabha D. Kanan
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We are of the opinion that the interest of justice would be subserved if the nature of G relief to Respondent granted by the High Court is upheld.
Judgment, page 29
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Service Law. Termination-Indian Airlines (Flying Crew) Service Regulations, 1994-Regulation 13-Provision for termination of service without holding enquiry-Employee on flight duty arrested by custom authorities for unauthorisedly carrying currency-Termination of services invoking the said regulation-Employee discharged in criminal proceedings-Termination and validity of service regulation challenged-Held, regulation setting out circumstances under which the services of an employee can be terminated by way of discharge without holding enquiry-Regulation does not confer arbitrary power hut
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